If They Blow It [the World] Up,

[good Taste] Is A Nineteenth-century Concept. And Good Taste Has Never Really Been Defined. The Effort Of Projecting 'good Taste' Is So Studied That It Offends Me. No, I Prefer To Negate That. We Have To Put A Period To So-called Good Taste.

Another Thing About Creation Is That Every Day It Is Like It Gave Birth, And It's Always Kind Of An Innocent And Refreshing. So It's Always Virginal To Me, And It's Always A Surprise. ... Each Piece Seems To Have A Life Of Its Own. Every Little Piece Or Every Big Piece That I Make Becomes A Very Living Thing To Me, Very Living. I Could Make A Million Pieces; The Next Piece Gives Me A Whole New Thing. It Is A New Center. Life Is Total At That Particular Time. And That's Why It's Right. That Reaffirms My Life.

No Matter How Individual We Humans Are, We Are A Composite Of Everything We Are Aware Of. We Are A Mirror Of Our Times.

And I Saw Darkness For Weeks. It Never Dawned On Me That I Could Come Out Of It, But You Heal. Nature Heals You, And You Do Come Out Of It. All Of A Sudden I Saw A Crack Of Light ... Then All Of A Sudden I Saw Another Crack Of Light. Then I Saw Forms In The Light. And I Recognized That There Was No Darkness, That In Darkness There'll Always Be Light.

It's A Hell Of A Thing To Be Born, And If You're Born You're At Least Entitled To Your Own Self.